Titanic Belfast
History Museum
Titanic Quarter, Belfast
"Fantastic interactive areas and in all a fantastic experience."(10 Tips)
"eponymous cruise ship."(8 Tips)
"The history of Belfast exhibit is amazing!"(2 Tips)
"Olympic slipway"(2 Tips)
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- Sarah O'CarrollOctober 1, 2013Out of the back of the building they have the Olympic slipway, on which is marked out the outline of the ship. Grass and decked areas to the side help show the proportions of lives lost.
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Daniele ProanoJanuary 3, 2016Incredible exhibit and definitely worth making a reservation to have afternoon tea on the top floor. Make sure you get the Titanic tea blend... Only available here.
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Karis PageNovember 19, 2019I’ll never forget this experience. An incredibly moving tribute to every soul aboard the Titanic. The history of this phenomenal ship is astounding. If you’re in Belfast you need to visit this wonder.
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Dana-Marie RamjitAugust 2, 2015Replicas of boats are pretty cool, as well as the ride which teaches you what the workers endured while building the ship. Nice museum, very historical and interesting.
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Francesca PerondiAugust 16, 2017It worths a tour. It's an amazing immersive trip in an era, in a mood. You can feel the efforts, perceive the pursuit for grandeur and hear the voices of a tragedy. A real experience.UpvoteDownvote- Thibault LemaitreApril 30, 2018One of the #1 attractions to do when visiting Belfast to learn about life in the early 1900s, as well as the tragedy of the eponymous cruise ship.
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Mike GraytonJuly 25, 2015The museum is possibly the best I've ever been to. Really interactive for kids too! 3yr old and 7yr old loved it for 3 hours plus. Food at the cafe, especially the scones, are amazing!UpvoteDownvote
Наталья ПрекраснаяAugust 6, 2017Amazing museum! Must go! And take a guide. You will find out many interesting details. We were very lucky with our guide.
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Lina FarrowJuly 11, 2016Very interesting exhibition. Lots of information, but well displayed. It kept us busy for a couple of hours. The cafe and bistro can get very busy, so eating elsewhere is recommended.UpvoteDownvote
Marjorie CMay 29, 2017Pre-book your ticket online to avoid the queue. Lots to see and great use of space - the exhibition very much tugs at your heart stringsUpvoteDownvote
KostasJanuary 12, 2024You must visit this museum if you're in Belfast. Great presentation and flow and knowledgeable staff.
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Door2TourMay 9, 2014There's a lot to see and do at this exhibition so factor in a good 3-4 hours to make the most of it! Comfy shoes a must.
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Ashley ZelinaJune 27, 2016The interactive exhibits are great. The little ride through the shipyard was a nice surprise. Well organized and definitely worth the time and moneyUpvoteDownvote
Marek MikołajczykMay 22, 2019Dynamic exploration, lots of news. I had no idea of many things about Titanic, until try “Titanic experience “
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Eric AndersenOctober 18, 2018The 4th floor offers a gorgeous view of the harbor overlooking the spot of Titanic’s launch on May 31, 1911
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Giuliana KeimichSeptember 2, 2016Entertaining for kids. Not a sad visit regarding the history instead a beautiful story on how Titanic was built. My 6y daughter loved the activity!UpvoteDownvote
Amal AldreesJuly 5, 2023a must when you’re in Belfast! the ride was a joyful surprise!Upvote1Downvote
Margot SeetoAugust 10, 2015Free wifi, good food at the cafe. Exhibit is a cool way to connect with Belfast history. A little pricey, though (£15).UpvoteDownvote
Athina RizopoulouDecember 7, 2023Amazing exhibition, provides a complete image of Belfast at the time and of course of Titanic (the construction and the disaster)UpvoteDownvote
Anja LorenzMarch 27, 2013A comprehensive overview on Belfast shipping industry in the past, Titanic built up, passengers, the catastrophe, press and rediscovering. Changing interactive elements make the experience remindable.UpvoteDownvote
Chris MM GordonSeptember 2, 2012A history of Belfast and the people who built Titanic. The building is at the top of the original location of the Titanic slipway. Check out http://www.titanicbelfast.com/Home.aspx for more infoUpvote1Downvote
Gwendoline BlampainAugust 24, 2015A huge building with so many information about the titanic. They also have funny little attractions, I really enjoyed.UpvoteDownvote
Heather KaiserJuly 7, 2014It was cool to see where the Titanic was built and learn just how enormous it was. Was also interesting to see the pics and bios of passengers. However, didn't learn anything new.UpvoteDownvote- Alain BDecember 14, 2014Superb museum. Worth a visit. The cafe within the museum propose nice coffee and sconesUpvoteDownvote
Lysbeth A.August 6, 2016Buy the Whitestar ticket, which is good for all three exhibit. The guided tour is great.UpvoteDownvote
Carl GriffinNovember 24, 2015Great exhibition. Go see the Titanic dry dock for a sense of scale.UpvoteDownvote
Love the food catering at events here. Wifi tends to be stable too!
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Jan-Philippe SchiltApril 5, 2012No real, original artifacts from the ship! To see them, best go to The Crown in the city and look at them while sipping a good beer.Upvote2Downvote
Paul UnsworthFebruary 28, 2015Excellent attraction. Lots to see and some excellent interactive exhibitsUpvoteDownvote
Cheryl NguyenFebruary 21, 2013The museum is worth the bit of history. It won't blow your mind but if you're in belfast and have an hour to spare, do itUpvoteDownvote
Kate ImbachOctober 13, 2014This was a great exhibit. Even if you're not a museum kind of person it's really work the trip.UpvoteDownvote
National Geographic Traveller (UK)October 1, 2014An iconic building and the emblem of a new Belfast. Inside the stunning architecture. Read moreUpvoteDownvote
Luis Corvini FilhoJuly 4, 2013You are here for Titanic but you actually are going to see lots of pictures of the Olympic, another of the company's ship. Be advised.UpvoteDownvote
David PowerJuly 25, 2015Early bird tickets before 10am are great. No crowds so you can take your timeUpvoteDownvote
Nick GoddardNovember 4, 2015Brilliant day out really well put together and kept the kids entertainedUpvoteDownvote
Felipe O'AssadMay 10, 2013It's worth going into the museum. It isn't cheap, but that's the best museum I have ever been to.Upvote2Downvote
Pearson - Always LearningJuly 5, 2013The unique architectural design was influenced by ice crystals, ships' hulls and the insignia of the White Star Line.Upvote3Downvote
Angela ZhouApril 17, 2018Very moving exhibit, really brings perspective to the traffic event. Well worth a visit.UpvoteDownvote
Gareth MenaghFebruary 5, 2015Brilliant museum and exhibitions a must see even for localsUpvoteDownvote
PolJam-x feat Rj SamuelsApril 14, 2013For history and culture, there is no better place to visit than the Titanic Visitors Centre in Belfast.UpvoteDownvote
Stuart DohertyAugust 24, 2013Great place and very interesting let down by some interactive parts not working and by parents failing to control their childrenUpvoteDownvote
Titanic BelfastMarch 30, 2013The largest Titanic exhibition and experience in the world, built on the birthplace of RMS Titanic. www.titanicbelfast.comUpvote5Downvote
Bill SpinolaApril 22, 2013An experience you will never get anywhere but here! Live the life of Titanic and the Belfast growth.UpvoteDownvote
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